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by sfe22 1y ago
I first thought the first part is a joke. Didn’t know that. You make a good point below too.
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by sfe22 1y ago
It doesn’t take 90 million iranians to push a button.
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by sfe22 2y ago
What exactly makes Gaza that important
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by sfe22 3y ago
Took the “Do Things that Don't Scale” to the absolute limit
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by sfe22 3y ago
Does this mean Apple is a major ad-tech player involved in buying and selling their own customer data (through partner comany but that does not matter much does it)?
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by sfe22 3y ago
Have you tried 5w slow charging?
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by sfe22 3y ago
Keep dreaming buddy. You may love your ruler, but that is a one way relationship. Your ruler doesn’t even think about you.
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by sfe22 3y ago
You think in your country the government serves you. That is a very naive way of thinking. Why would they love you so much, is it because you bother to show up at a polling station once in a couple of years, or is there some other source of
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by sfe22 3y ago
> a few skilled jobs are granted the extreme privilege of time off, for the rest you grant nothing. Are they peasants in your eyes? No not at all. I believe lower skilled workers are on this position due to the policies we have had for s
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by sfe22 3y ago
Do you consider the above argument as lost and and want to try your luck in a new argument?
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by sfe22 3y ago
I may agree that 25 days off at a certain job is better for that individual, or even me. What i am against is creating creating government rules that impose such schemes into everyone without their consent.
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by sfe22 3y ago
No, i am not the one advocating for mandatory schemes, which some people push into the rest, usually through government. By default no such schemes exist, so i am not the one that meddles in others business. If you want to get involved you
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by sfe22 3y ago
It is fine to have opinions. I may even agree with your opinion. Pushing it to others is what i am against.
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by sfe22 3y ago
Yeah, you nailed with the word choice here. Dictator needs to be a ruler, that also you cannot get rid of. In most of the us you can ditch your boss tonight. It looks like you want a real dictator to “protect” you from possible poor decisio
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by sfe22 3y ago
The good news is UK is democracy, so no need to worry.
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by sfe22 3y ago
The FAA as government gets huge support from big corporations (bribes and other help, partnerships and funding), so of course has to do something for the favor. I doubt some random youtuber(s) can offer continued support to the government,
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by sfe22 3y ago
Sure sounds like it
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by sfe22 3y ago
What if they refund it immediately? Maybe that is what they did, to avoid detection. Anyone knows more about this?
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by sfe22 3y ago
I don’t think the (us) government is lending to the banks, it is already on close to trillion dollar deficit, if anything it is borrowing from banks. “People” in my comment includes groups of people too (eg companies, governments). Shouldn’
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by sfe22 3y ago
Why someone has to fix it for others. Can we let people decide for themselves?
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by sfe22 3y ago
It kind of makes sense. Both are closed systems that place rules what is good or bad for their members. If we cannot trust a person to choose whether a certain salary is good or bad for them, why would we trust them to decide what apps are
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by sfe22 3y ago
Who granted banks the ability to create dollars?
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by sfe22 4y ago
If that is the case the new crowds old location dents are getting lower.
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by sfe22 4y ago
Biggest fraud spots are usually reserved for … … for … … governments
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by sfe22 4y ago
Looks the same setup as the US. Courts are part of the government https://www.judiciary.uk/about-the-judiciary/our-justice-sys...
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by sfe22 4y ago
Isn’t this how empires fall?
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by sfe22 4y ago
Well, you get it after 90 days, by then they will probably know if it is a bad fit.
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by sfe22 4y ago
That means way more captchas after this release, yay
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by sfe22 4y ago
The fed sets interest rates, not the free market.
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by sfe22 4y ago
Government imposed low interest rates are the opposite of free market capitalism.

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